Economics
  • ISSN: 2155-7950
  • Journal of Business and Economics

Challenges of Mexico’s Environmental Policy in the Light of the Circular Economy

Yesenia de Carmen Trejo Cruz
(Institute of Legal Research, University of Veracruz, Mexico)

Abstract: The circular economy in México has a novel theme and little known on the margins of public policies, its dissemination obeys to the production and sale of goods that represent it. Individuals who approach it directly and indirectly, do not see its international significance immersed in a new stage of economic and social life.

The challenges to be assumed by the governments in turn, condition its reception within the country, in view of the legislative, regulatory production and programs that allow its development in the Mexican economic.

Under this order of ideas, the actions of the environmental policy group the scenarios that enable its development, attentive to its specific competences that enable it to carry out prevention and controls in favor on the environment.

Many tasks are required to adopt international standards that guide the management of the circular economy between civil society and the state. We are attentive to the mandates of public entities that inform and instruct us in a new environment culture and use of goods and products that affect the conservation of natural resources.

Currently, individuals and society as subjects with environmental responsibility: it is up to them to assume their duties that lead to the maintenance and prolongation of life of the goods of nature, through the programs of the environmental policy as holder of these state assets.

The necessary link is made latent in this topic, with the purpose of environmental extrafiscality, with allude to the decision-making of fiscal policy, faced with the scenarios of taxpayers who emit externalities to the environment, such as taxpayers in regimes that for the goods and services that make up the basis of their taxation, cause environmental problems.

Key words: policies; environment; economy; external taxation; administered

JEL code: Q58





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